Regina High School - Crown Yearbook (Harper Woods, MI)

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WICLCUMFI to the opponents is emitted by a circle of cheer- leaders. Clockwise, they are Grace Hanna fback to cameraj, Ruth Trombley, Christine Van Britson, Judy DePonio fcaptainl, Sandra Missant, and Agnes Smith. FLYING HIGH, Ruth Trombley, Agnes Smith, and Grace Hanna spark enthusiasm for their fighting team. V FOR VICTORY is formed hy the spirited cheerleaders--Ruth Trombley, Christine Van Hritson, Sandra Missant, Agnes Smith, Cheerleaders Boost Teom's Morale Judy DePonio, and Grace Hanna--as they end a cheer. Their loyal school spirit aids the team in achieving many triumphs.

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WITH WINGS on her shoes, Julie Wolshon leaps into the air in an effort to retrieve the ball for Regina. St. Anthony's guards keep close watch. Basketball Promotes Competition BRILLIANT BLOCKING is displayed by St. Anthony's Sue Orlowski as Regina's Diane Dodson tries to pass the ball to one of her teammates. SCORES - Opponents 25 St. Paul 17 21 St. Anthony 32 34 St. Ambrose l7 16 St. David 28 18 St. Martin 19 36 Servite 20 26 Nativity 22 TOWARD THF BASKET goes the ball after Diane Dodson U21 makes a daring throw. Regina's Carol Van Herreweghe and Julie Wolshon llll, along with the St. Anthony players watch breathlessly.

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Co-orclinotion, Keen Vision y Yield High Scores GOOD FORM is demonstrated by Mary Anne Cadaret who is about to send pins flying. Onlookers--Elaine Rosalie Trentacosta, Sharon Purcell, and a clerk--- wait to see if she will get a strike. ANXIOUS about the scores, Elaine Hall lleftl glances toward Sharon Page, Barbara Berg, and Shirley Hebert for information. Exasperated Mary Anne Cadaret still has hopes of converting her spare. For the second consecutive year, athletic lleginites have been bowling ,em over at 'llimberlanes Bowling Alley. N0 300 scores have been challced up, but energy and enthusiasm to spare radiate from the bowlerettes who are members of the American ,lunior Bowling Congress. The game gives the gals a chance to strilce up high scores, conversation, and good sports- manship. PLFlASl-TU BEYOND MFASURIC, the league officers--Pat Danneels, sec- retaryg Fflaine Hall, presidentg and Judy Freiburger, treasurer review the girls' bowling scores at the end of the clay. Hall, ,Iauet Andrus, ,Iudy Freiburger, Augie Guariuo,